Vivienne Whyte, who has received support with literacy and other skills from the council’s Lifelong Learning Team, has featured in the Channel 4 programme The Write Offs.

New bright pink bins have been installed to keep chewing gum at bay, following a successful trial in Clapham Junction and Tooting Broadway tube stations.

Parents and pupils at more Wandsworth primary schools will be able to enjoy traffic-free drop-offs and pick-ups outside the school gates with the next phase of “School Streets about to be launched.

For the third consecutive year Wandsworth Council is teaming up with the Royal College of Art to offer mentoring support to three young emerging artists and makers.  

A major new district heat network is being developed to deliver low carbon, cost-effective heat to residents and businesses in Nine Elms. 

Health and education chiefs in Wandsworth are reassuring parents that schools remain safe places for their children and they should continue to attend classes.

One of Britain’s bravest World War I heroes has been honoured by having a block of flats named after him in Wandsworth.

Frank McKeever, age 13, from Ark Bolingbroke Academy was hailed as the winner of this year’s Youth4Climate poster competition.

All summer Wandsworth Council has been running a series of socially distanced events under the Love Parks banner. In celebration of our fabulous green spaces we’ve organised a series of sold-out live music events, theatre performances for children and adults, outdoor fitness classes and we even teamed-up with the Putney School of Art and Design to run themed art classes!

Parents are being reassured that schools have robust measures in place to respond to cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) among students or staff.    

Wandsworth residents are being urged to remember social distancing rules this bank holiday weekend, as infections among young people contribute to a rise in the borough’s Covid rate.

A small but historically important piece of open space that has played a prominent role in the story of Wandsworth has been given a new lease of life as part of a £300,000 conservation scheme.

Wandsworth Council is responding to the Coronavirus pandemic by launching an ambitious recovery plan designed to ensure that the borough gives the best possible opportunities and advantages to its residents and businesses.